NSW Office of Coal Seam Gas: what is wrong with this picture?

The OCSG is responsible for:

• administering CSG titles and activity approvals granted under the Petroleum (Onshore) Act 1991 and associated assessments under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979;
• monitoring and auditing title compliance, including in relation to rehabilitation and security deposits;
• the application of workplace health and safety requirements under the Petroleum (Onshore) Act 1991 and the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (WHSA) to petroleum operations; and
• general enforcement and compliance of CSG operations within these acts.

In addition, the OCSG has a focus on regulatory policy and reform. 

The OCSG will also work closely with the Environment Protection Authority (EPA), as lead regulator of CSG in NSW.

In addition, the OCSG will provide support to the Land and Water Commissioner in relation to CSG matters.

Perhaps readers will have sharper eyes than mine. Can anyone see a coal seam gas exploration company's surveying team in the website header image? Or a drill pad being cleared and levelled? Or a test drill being sunk? Or a flare pit being lit or a well being capped? Are any of the dams shown holding CSG waste water?

Is this picture supposed to represent a before or after scene? Does it represent Northern Rivers land on which any of these sealed or not-in-production wells exist?

Or is the Office of Coal Seam Gas indulging in a bit of propaganda on behalf of the coal seam gas industry with its 'pleasant pastoral scene' display?